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 Post subject: New subwoofer box ideas... what would you want to build?
PostPosted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 5:40 pm 
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I am always looking for new projects to build. If you were to build a subwoofer enclosure, how would you do it and why? Would it run 8" speakers and go under the front seats? Maybe 8's or 10's under the back bench? Maybe a something molded against the rear cargo area?

I am looking to build something that people will want in their cars, my shop wants to see if there is any business out there for nice form fitting enclosures. The idea I have right now will sit under the rear bench, fit a 10" or maybe a 12" speaker and have the other side a nice spot to mount the amp. Nice stealthy install, and takes up no interior room, would anyone here buy one of these?

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PostPosted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 5:56 pm 
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Of course... I'm biased, but this is my idea...

one 10, 12, or 2 10, 12's depending on woofer in the back cargo area... with amp enclosure... false floor idea...

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I actually did just put 8" subs under my front seats. You can read about the install in this thread http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=14910 and see it in the link in my sig.
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 Post subject: 8 in. enclosure
PostPosted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 11:44 pm 
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I am looking for an 8 in. enclosure that can fit underneath the rear seat for a left over sub. I just don't know where to put it. I don't want it in the back since I sometimes carry 3 large dogs and my mountain biking stuff. I already installed my 6 disc pioneer changer under the driver's seat. Man I should have taken pictures of that.


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PostPosted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:58 am 
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i think if i was to do it all over again ( got 2 JL W0... 10in- and all the other little goodies) as of now i have them mounted in a truck box i made.firing towards the rear window.. small enough i can still carry some stuff in the back.. anyways if i was to do it again. i would first and foremost have the subs firing towards the seats or the floor.. i get to much window rattle. i have tried many things to fix it but gave up.. so i never have my subs to their full potential. to me i don't mind giving up some of my cargo room for something i enjoy. other people might need the room more then i do. i also don't have my sub box mounted to the floor so when i want to carry my little dirt bike in the jeep i just put the seats down and move the subs on top of the seats or can just take the box out.. to continue on if i was to get another box i would probably make a fully enclosed box and have the subs firing down. this of course would take up more room then a normal truck box. but i think it might sound better. make it so it kinda slants together at the top ( if u know what i mean) so i can push as close as possible to my seats. to be honest i would stick with 10inch subs too.. i think the maybe one 12 would be ok but 2 i think would be pushing it for me.. as for the mounting the amp under the seat. thats what i did along with my power cap, crossover, and hardline driver.


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I can't wait for these to come out.
Low profile, and powerful. I like the idea of 8" subs, but I prefer my 10" for providing more bass. I like the rounded out sound that a small sub has, but I still like my sterio to hit when called to do so. I just don't want to sacrifice any otherwise useful interior space for a sterio. I did that in my VW (10" power wedge) and more often than not the (small) box was in the way when I put the seats down (usually weekly at least) and not to mention trying to fit my Mountain bike in the trunk when travelling to the bike park int he winter...

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I've definetly been in the hunt for a box to go under the rear bench. If I'm going to put a system in my car I want something serious and anyone who's had a good system knows you get plenty of vibration as it is I definetly don't want it directly under my stupid. The whole reason I got a jeep was for the cargo area so the back is out of the question for me. I'd love to see something for dual 10's or a single 12 to mount under my bench.

Donkeykong, those thin-line subs are freakin awesome!! and JL's to boot can't beat that, I've been a JL man for the better part of 10years now...


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Just install a Bazooka.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 9:26 pm 
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I could just install a bazooka, but I've always had "traditional" subs in boxes in my cars, and would be a little weary of throwing a bazooka in my jeep without knowing more about it. :oops:
Plus isn't the amp internal? I like having the option to upgrade should power needs warrant.

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Bazookas have internal and external amps.

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This one's definitely got an attitude... and a powerful twelve to deliver the goods!
For Jeep's hard-nosed little “ute”, we offer a serious bass solution with a powerful 12-inch subwoofer for truly spectacular bass output and quality. This beautiful Stealthbox® blends in perfectly with the Liberty’s cargo area. A carpet-covered grille protects the woofer and hides the woofer from prying eyes.

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Contains one 12W3v3-4 subwoofer in a sealed enclosure. 300 watt power handling. Wired for 4 ohm mono. Installs in the driver side rear cargo area. Subwoofer is protected and concealed by a color matched, carpeted, steel grille. Roll-up cargo cover remains fully functional after installation. Use of the driver’s side tie-down cleats is eliminated.


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ksjeep wrote:
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_stealthbox_detail.php?fit_id=1410


I do like JL's they are definetly my favorite sub line the stealth box still takes up my cargo area and believe me I use every last bit of it. That's exactly why I want something that's hidden somewhere that doesn't effect storage.


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Why not try one or two of the factory subs?

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